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December - 99
Bad faith is still bad faith
Racial hatred lies below the surface
Budget surplus battle starts early
Government won't move on Peltier case
Vets threaten to end association with foundation
Women chiefs focus of academic study
Taste of freedom changed everything - Guest Column
Was it a good year to be Native? - Editorial
The above is only a partial list of all the stories featured in the December, 1999 issue of Windspeaker.
If you are not receiving your own copy of Windspeaker, then you have missed out on a great deal of news, information and humour.
November
- 99
AFN pushes for inquiry into RCMP
Decision looms large
Alberta judge lays blame in teen suicide
Penitentiary holds workshops on health and healing
He risked his life to fight for our freedom
Dancers' enthusiasm heats up powwow
Racism: Federal policy - Guest Column
October
- 99
B.C. logging issue on boil
Fishing charges overturned
New minister announces policy shift
Jay Treaty border crossing rights implemented
Gathering reunites a once powerful nation
Mohawk swimmer preparing for Olympics
Why play the white man's game? - Guest Column
September
- 99
Nault replaces Stewart
AFN leader speaks out
Dissent evident at chiefs annual gathering
Strategy will ease pain of family reunification
Laughter soothes his soul
Unity '99 - more than just a conference
What about my human rights? - Guest Column
August
- 99
Federal Court upholds tax exempt rights
Treaty 8 signatory ignored
Ontario organization honors achievement
James Buller awards excellence in the arts
Lacrosse magazine has big ambitions
July
- 99
Corbiere decision making waves
Informant comes in from the cold
Oldest living Cree Elder delivers land claim
AFN striving to occupy lands and trust sector
Comedian pokes holes in white attitude
Wavell is a shooting star
Book Review: Baby Blues - by Drew Hayden Taylor
A very sad case, indeed - Editorial
Cry of a broken arrow - Guest Column